1998 (7) TMI 95

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..... Ltd. (TELCO) and Mr. H. Rohinesh, Senior Deputy General (Law) was admitted by Their Lordships the Hon'ble Mr. Chief Justice M.B. Shah and Hon'ble Mr. Justice Khandeparkar against the letters and directions issued by Asstt. Commissioner of Central Excise, Div. `H' Worli, Bombay directing TELCO to take Central Excise Registration in respect of wooden furniture manufactured in their office for offic .....

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..... rs are not employed by TELCO. TELCO pay the said carpenters their charges as a per piece basis. The contractors supervise and control their own skilled and unskilled labourers which they have employed. 3. TELCO had certain empty premises at Lyod Centre situated at Prabhadevi, Bombay. TELCO placed an order with the architects who in turn placed order with independent contractors to make the variou .....

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..... er directed TELCO to obtain Excise Registration and to pay appropriated Excise Duty on the same before clearance from the premises where they are made. 6. Against the aforesaid communications the Petitioners filed Writ Petition against Union of India and Excise Authorities, challenging the same. TELCO submitted that communications are ex facie, illegal, without jurisdiction and without authority .....

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